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This Pro Value Traditional Columns series piece is a decorative fluted bar column sized for raised-bar and tall-cabinet applications. Built from cherry and supplied unfinished, it brings classical millwork detailing to island ends, peninsula returns, and exposed cabinet panels.
The 42 inch dimension is the detail that routes this column to a specific part of the kitchen or bar. Standard counter height is 36 inches; a raised bar, a tall island eating ledge, or a full-height pantry panel typically runs 42. Specifying a column at the wrong height leaves a gap or forces a field cut, which ruins the fluting. Ordered at the correct height, this column runs clean from the floor to the underside of the bar top without a seam.
At 3-3/4 inches on both the width and depth, this is not a split or applied section. It is a fuller square section that can stand at the corner of a peninsula or wrap an island post as a finished face on all four sides, depending on how it is integrated into the cabinet build.
Cherry is a fine-grained hardwood that stains and finishes predictably, and it is offered here alongside maple and alder in the same Traditional Columns program precisely because cabinetry shops specify by species rather than by approximation. An unfinished column ordered in the species the surrounding boxes are built from can be finished in the same batch with the same product, which is the closest a wood product gets to a matched result. No finish is applied at the factory. The fluted surface will accept stain and topcoat in the same way as the flat faces of the column.
This column suits a kitchen island with a raised eating bar, a butler's pantry with tall cabinet runs, a bar cabinet built to raised-bar height, or any exposed vertical panel where traditional millwork detailing is part of the design language. Cabinet shops finishing a traditional or formal kitchen specify this piece at island ends where a plain panel would read as incomplete. Designers working on furniture-style cabinetry use it to close an exposed corner with the same vocabulary as the door profiles and moldings on the boxes it stands next to. It is a decorative applied column and carries no structural load.
Full. The column measures 3-3/4 inches on both the width and the depth, so it presents a square section rather than a shallow applied face.
At 42 inches it is sized for raised-bar height. The 36 inch version in the same program is the standard counter-height option.
No. It is a decorative wood column with no rated load capacity. It is not a structural post.
Unfinished. It arrives ready to stain and topcoat as part of your finishing process.
Choose this column to bring fluted traditional character to a raised-bar island end or tall cabinet panel, ordered in cherry to finish alongside the cabinetry it completes.